Play-based learning for elementary classrooms
The Active Playful Learning Consortium supports teachers to build a toolkit of play-based learning practices to incorporate into their instruction.
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Kappan Contributor: Kathy Hirsh-Pasek
The fine (and important) points of guided play
In guided play, it’s crucial that children direct the action because it gives them the autonomy to make decisions about what to do in any given moment.
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Making play work for education
Research demonstrates that guided play can help preschool children prepare for reading and math better than free play and direct instruction alone.
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